Key Takeaways:
- Agreena introduces Agatha, an AI-powered assistant for farmers.
- The tool integrates satellite imagery, AI, and location data to provide real-time insights.
- Agatha is part of the AgreenaGro platform and is now available in beta.
- Farmers can use the tool for crop planning, pest identification, and regenerative practice evaluation.
- Designed to enhance, not replace, on-farm expertise and agronomist guidance.
Agreena Introduces Agatha, an AI Assistant for Smarter Farm Management
Agreena has announced the launch of Agatha, an artificial intelligence, powered digital assistant developed to help farmers make more informed, data-backed management decisions. Integrated into the AgreenaGro platform, Agatha combines AI analytics with satellite-based remote sensing to deliver insights tailored to each farm’s unique conditions.
Currently available in beta, the tool provides actionable guidance for crop planning, pest identification, and regenerative practice assessment, empowering farmers to manage their operations with more precision and confidence.
“Farmers know their land better than anyone; our goal with Agatha is to back up that expertise with a new layer of insight,” said Nischal Harohalli Padmanabha, Director of Data Science and Data Engineering at Agreena. “We’ve trained Agatha’s AI to act as a digital partner. It analyses satellite data in the context of your own on-the-ground knowledge to provide a trustworthy second opinion, helping you tackle tough management decisions with more confidence.”
Helping Farmers Build Confidence with Data
Designed as a constantly available digital companion, Agatha translates complex datasets into clear, practical insights. Farmers can use it to test new ideas, troubleshoot challenges, or explore sustainable farming methods. All data processed through Agatha adheres to GDPR standards, ensuring user privacy and data protection.
Thomas Gent, farmer and Regenerative Farming Lead at Agreena, shared his experience using the assistant: “In recent weeks I’ve used Agatha during winter wheat planting to give me more confidence in my decision making around seed rates. It was encouraging to get a second opinion on critical decisions. This isn’t about displacing agronomists—it’s about adding confidence and insights to the decisions we make every day.”
Advancing Agreena’s Mission of Intelligent, Connected Agriculture
Agreena developed Agatha as part of its broader effort to embed advanced intelligence within the AgreenaGro ecosystem. The company’s goal is to equip farmers with accessible, science-based tools that complement their local expertise and enhance on-farm decision-making.
By merging human intuition with AI analysis, Agreena aims to help farmers strengthen both productivity and environmental resilience. As feedback from early users informs further updates, Agatha is expected to evolve into an even more sophisticated decision-support platform—one designed to make everyday farm management more confident, efficient, and sustainable.
Agreena
Agreena, headquartered in Denmark, operates Europe’s leading soil carbon program and supports the global shift to regenerative agriculture. The company partners with farmers managing 4.5 million hectares of cropland across 20 markets.
As the first large-scale cropland project under Verra's Verified Carbon Standard, Agreena finances sustainability transitions, verifies climate impact at field level, and provides climate solutions for corporates. Its proprietary digital MRV system uses AI and satellite data to deliver scalable, ground-level insights.
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